Sentence examples for newly good from inspiring English sources

The action or deed that led to the acquisition of a newly good habit must be persistently performed in order to strengthen that habit; in this way,virtue (or, good character) is acquired.

The participants highlighted the importance of knowing that breaking from a newly changed good habit did not mean that the whole "good habit" pattern was destroyed.

He talked, on the day he returned to his Radio 1 breakfast show, about his newly found "good guy" status.

For example, it has built startup Foodity's shopping cart technology into the back end of its newly relaunched Good Food website.

This pair are contrasted with a newly discovered good guy, the Vietnamese colonel Childers had captured in the jungle 30 years earlier, and who now salutes his old adversary.

Others bemoaned the burden of carrying gloves, hats, scarves and umbrellas in addition to newly purchased goods, as well as the treachery of walking and driving on icy sidewalks and roads.

In 1905 the GWR ran its first vacuum-braked general goods train between London and Bristol using newly built goods wagons with small wheels but vacuum brakes.

Those whose newly acquired goods were taken by others did not express much anger.

Its sound activities deposits, senior debt and most assets were transferred to Novo Banco, a newly-created "good bank".

Newly made goods, which frequently show imperfections, are carefully inspected, and defects are usually repaired by hand operations.

Government outlays dropped, particularly as census takers left the payroll, and retailers sold stockpiled merchandise rather than newly ordered goods.